Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

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Bud Henderson Beverly Lloyd FFA 1-2 3-4 Pep Club 1 Carnival King 1 Houser Staff 3 Student Council Rep. 1 FHA 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Carnival Candidate 2 Journalism 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Theta Rho 2-3 Rouser Sports Editor 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Twirler 1-2 Fay Slovens Chorus 1-2-3 Junior Play 3 Operetta 1 Class Secretary 1 Honor Society Secretary 3-4 Band 1 Senior Play 4 Carnival Candidate 1 Rouser Staff 2-3-4 Rouser Art Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Secretary 4 Vocational Training 2-3-4 This page is donated by Budd’s Service, The Wardrobe, and Monarch Lumber Co., all of Big Sandy. ( 13 )

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CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1948, twenty-three green freshmen were found wandering in the halls of the Big Sandy High School. The seniors let us know very soon who our bosses were by initiation. The ones being ini- tiated were: Walter Genereux, Richard Tyler, Junior Tyler, Clinton Lund, Elmer Lidstone, Bob Darlington, LeRoy Hurst, Burl Miner, Orval Chris- tofferson, Richard Marten, Emma Blake, Pat Welty, Betty Rice, Beverly Lloyd, Rosanne Miller, Allan Pursley, Mariana O’Neil, Betty Fry, William Laurson, Bud Henderson, Georgia Schlack, Fay Stevens, and Marlene Dyer. The class officers for that year were: Georgia Schlack, president; Bud Henderson, vice president; Fay Stevens, secretary; and Miss Bilile, the sponsor. We chose Beverly Lloyd as our student council representative and Marlene Dyer as cheer leader. After a few weeks we had our freshman return party, which was a great success. The evening was spent dancing and afterward a delicious lunch was served. Fay and Bud were our carnival queen and king candidates that year. We were very proud to have a freshman win the king’s crown. During the year those who came to join our class were Ernest Terry, Mardece Petersen. Dale Bramlette, and Bonnie Harshberger. Bonnie and Clinton left before the end of the year. As we entered school in the fall of our sophomore year, we found that we were a little braver and more capable to undertake the duties which faced us. The officers were: Mariana O’Neil, president; Bob Dar- lington, vice president; Pat Welty, secretary; Marlene Dyer, student council representative; and Miss Bilile, as sponsor. The carnival went western that year and our choice for king and queen candidates were the red-headed team. Burl Miner and Beverly Lloyd. On May 12, 1950, the scene of attraction was the athletic banquet put on by the sophomore girls and for some unknown reason it was a success. With much regret we said goodby to Betty Rice, Emma Blake, and Clinton Lund, who was with us for a while and then left, but received Ed Olson, which still gave us the original amount of twenty-three. Upon reaching our junior year we were honored by being the first junior class to attend school in the new building. The officers were: Mariana O’Neil, president; LeRoy Hurst, vice president; Ed Olson, secre- tary; Mardece Petersen, student council representative; and again Miss Bilile, our sponsor, with Mr. Miley, co-sponsor. The carnival candidates were the Irish team, Mariana O’Neil and Patrick Welty. Getting ready for the carnival seemed a minor task com- ( 15)